http://gaeutilities.appspot.com/

New cache is the major feature of this release. It uses both the
datastore and memcache much like session. It also has been refactored
to act as a django cache backend. The latest release of django has the
ability to plug in custom caching backends. Also, both cache and
sessions have had multiple event triggers added.

If anyone has any feature requests, this is the week to get them in.
I'm going to be working on documentation before a 1.0beta. Once the
beta goes up, the libraries will be feature frozen and only bugs will
be worked on for a 1.0 release.

changelog

 - cache: A lot of refactoring, preparing it for use as a drop in
cache backend for django.
 - cache: uses memcache in addition to the datastore
 - demo: added memcache stats to the demo
 - demo: updated demo to include deleting a cache object
 - cache: passed the pep8 test
 - event: passed the pep8 test
 - sessions: sessionDelete event changed to sessionDeleted
 - sessions: sessionInititalized, sessionGetFromDatastore,
sessionDataGetFromDatastore, sessionDataPut,
sessionDataGetFromMemcache, sessionMemcacheUpdated events added.
 - cache: cacheInitialized, cacheAdd, cacheSet,
cacheReadFromDatastore, cacheReadFromMemcache, cacheRead, cacheDeleted
events added.
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